The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-04-02
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

rev. ". II. ElRln Will DdptiZ6 LWolV0 OF uioHo
converts at Southport tomorrow.
Mrs. Mayfeld, of Edinburg. is visiting her
parents. Judge and Mrs. Ralph Hill
Mrs. Matte Hornaday and her daughter Nell
lie have gone for a short visit to Shelbyville.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Miller and sons left yes
terday for Chicago and will remain until Tues
day.
Miss C. Morawick, of Tell City. Ind, is visit
ing Miss Emma Wagner. of No. 50 South East
street.
Miss Hattie Lindsey, of Covine.on. KY, is
spending week with her sister, Mrs. George
w. White.
Mrs. Dan W. Knefer returned home yester-
day from three weeks visit to her sister in Co
lumbus, 0.
Col. George ". Parker, of Pendleton. former
~ resident OF this city, has suffered stroke
of paralysis.
Miss Laura Bingham is expected home to-day
from Omaha, where she has been visiting Mrs
Annie Southland
Mrs. Stephen Landon and son, Of Ottawa, Can
ada, who have been spending few days in this
city. left yesterday for home.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. P. Hauehey and Mr.. Watt
Hasseiman and family have gone to their homes
In Mapleton to spend the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Allen of Grand Rapids,
Ia, are guests of Mr.. Aliens brother Mr.. Will
lam A. Allen. of North Tennessee street
DR.. Jeffrey has gone to New York to solemn,ze
the marriage of daughter of his old friend. the
late Rev. j. Hiatt Smith, but he will return in
time to occupy his pulpit tomorrow as usual.
Rev. DR.. Allen, who is announced for tomor-
row morning at the Tabernacle Church, sup
piled, some years ago, the pulpit of the Third
Presbyterian Church for a time He will be
remembered by many as an attractive and elo-
quent speaker.
number of the intimate friends OF Mrs.
Blair and Mrs. Anna Blair Taylor from Craw-
ArAo fh0
funeral of the little son Of Mr.. and Mrs Taylor,
| which occurred yesterday, at the family resi-
dence, on North Delaware street
Col. Cumback has been lecturine in the
| States of Illinois, Iowa. Kansas and Nebraska
! He has been received with great heartiness, and
his addresses have been very popular. The
Fairfield en- Press says: THE lecture not
only aboundeo in valuable literary and histori-
| cal matter. but was Of an eievatine and re-
| formatory character, the whole being thorough
~ spced with wit and humor." The
| Holton (Kansas) Record says: st was
one of the best lectures ever delivered in our
city. and ought to have been heard by every
citizen in our community" The Omaha
chief success is the fine earnestness tina,
marks his every movement and utterance. The
burden of the lecture a scoring for the in.
| visible but numerous some people who find
special satisfaction in repeating slight. thought
less remarks and adding to them until some
ones character IS ruined by the tongue of Sian
der" The lecture was the Invisible Some
People"
| HOTEL ARRIVALS
Bates House: W. s. naton, Charles Hamil
ton. Martinsville Abb Veatch, Evansville; A
A. Stubbeus. Kokomo; Charles B Stuart. La
fayette: j. &. Myran. Danville: Frank d. Alder
Greencastle; R. Graham, Noblesviie; V. @.
Irvine and wife, Charlottesville; c. E. Dovle
Peru; L. Van Buskirk Tom D. Long. Blooming
ton.
Grand Hotel: F. NJ. Dice and wife, Crawfords
vile; F. Sauer, London; n. E. Pat,ison, San
J. Brush Columbus; E. F. Weston, Kokomo
h. g. Plant, Adrian; F. G. Wintrode, Hunt
ington; Douglas Dobbins, Shebyvllle: L. L,
Newcomb, Wichita; G. F. Spicer Davenport; H
W. Struter Muncie; A. j. Eminger. Miamis
burg: A. S. Knapp, Columbus: o. P. Shrader
Columbus; j. NJ. Coulter, Charlottesville. Ind
l.. B. Custer. Logansport; W D. Main and wife
Fort Wayne; E. r. Hunter Connersville.